For those of you guilty, as I was, of thinking that Scorn was done, Mr. Harris came back with a new CD, out for the interesting and challenging Polish label Vivo (check out www.scorn.vivo.pl for more info on this album). Scorn left behind the isolationism, the dub, the drum'n'bass experiments and concentrated on a new form of claustrophobic industrial music. Originally recorded in October of last year for a live radio session on radio Breaks FM (nubreaks.com), this pioneering artist's new album is based on electronic sounds and is very beat intensive. "List of Takes" scores aggressively in the heart of him/her who is looking for a cold blend of morbid loops and droning sub-harmonics. In a nutshell you'll still be faced with the essence of Scorn's sonic signature that he developed throughout the years, but this time you'll get a piece of everything working together as one. In other words you'll recognize the elements, but you won't recognize their sum. The new rhythm-noise direction undertaken by this un-stoppable experimentator will definitely please most of you. Over 70 minutes in a limited hand-numbered tri-fold ecopack.